Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1923, Page 8

RURALAILMEN STILL SERVE D. €. Six Routes, Serving 89 Fam- ilies, Cover 167 Miles, Report Indicates. Six rural mail routes in the Dis- trict of Columbla, with otal mile- ding to statist in a statement by Postmaster General New, showing that 304 new rural routes had been added thréughout the country during the past fiscal year. Two routes were extended in the District, but no at rural routes still ational Capital, pointing out lie in the Anacostia sec- tion, in the eastern art of the Dis- trict and out the Gl There are now 44.4 routes, covering a to hoth in total a 831 route Per mileage. WOMAN GOES TO JAIL. Sentenced, With Babe in Arms, for Attacking Policeman. Postal Revenue InD. C. Jumps Nearly $68,000 ‘Washingtonians spent $1,009,- 755.97 for postage during the three months epded June 30, 1923, an increase of $67.601.21, or 7.17 per cent, over the similar quarter of 1922, when postal revenues here were $942,154.76. The figures show the Washing- ton city post office during the first quarter of the incumbency of Postmaster Mooney to be breaking all past records. In addition to the showing for the guarter, the month of July is showing to date practically double the average receipts for the quar- ter, During the first fifseen days of THE SUNDAY STAR, ’AWA'SHINGTON, D. C, Saks & (Jlompany Two Very Special Shirt Sales LACK OF CARE BLAMED. Jury Finds Mrs. Hamilton Respon- sible for Own Death. Mrs. Madeline Hamilton, struck by a street car last Tuesday while crossing in front of 725 Tth street. as a result of which she died at Emergency Hospital Friday night, was responsible for the accident, ac- cording to a verdiot of a coroner’s jury at ar inquest seld at the morgue yesterday afterncon. The jury said the accident was due to lack of caro on her part. Mrs. Hamilton, a native of England, had no relatives in this country, so far as the police could learn. "She was married at the age of sixteen vears, her husband, a New Yorker, dying at sea less than two years after mar- riage. Mrs. Hamilton, a musiclan, was unable to follow her profe: v she fell on the ice a numbe ago and injured her hand. heen looked after by members of the First Congregational Church the past few years and had recently roomed at 734 5th street. JULY 22, 1923—PART 1.° Pennsylvania July there was nearly a 14 per cent increase in postal revenues at the Washington city post office over e first fifteen days of July, row afternoon. Pollce and friends will make an effort to notify rela- tives of her death. | tan DR. F. B. POWER HONORED. the fifth precinet in the Unites Dr. Frederick B. Power, who is in branch of the Police Court charge of the phytochemical labo ¥ The offi Ve £ S of the United States burcau of chem on busi nd she attacked him. 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